Jordan
JordanStofnað
1949
Þjálfari
Jamal SellamiVöllur
Amman International Stadium
Borg
ʿAmmān (Amman)
Rými
25,000
Yfirborð
grass
Tölfræði tímabils
Met
4W 1D 2L
H:1W/A:3W
Mörk
13 / 8 (+5)
H:5/A:8
Hreint mark
3
H:1/A:2
Leikmenn á hliðarlínu (1)
Nýlegar niðurstöður
vs Nigeria
31/03/2026Friendlies
vs Costa Rica
27/03/2026Friendlies
vs Morocco
18/12/2025Arab Cup
@ Saudi Arabia
15/12/2025Arab Cup
vs Iraq
12/12/2025Arab Cup
@ Egypt
09/12/2025Arab Cup
@ Kuwait
06/12/2025Arab Cup
vs UAE
03/12/2025Arab Cup
vs Iraq
10/06/2025CAF World Cup Qualifiers
vs Iraq
10/06/2025CAF World Cup Qualifiers
Jordan
The Jordan national football team, governed by the Jordan Football Association, competes in the AFC Asian Football Confederation. Jordan reached a historic milestone by qualifying for the FIFA World Cup for the first time in 2026, having long been a competitive but inconsistent presence in Asian football. The team's most celebrated achievement before that was reaching the final of the 2023 AFC Asian Cup, ultimately finishing as runners-up after defeating South Korea and Iraq en route. Their home ground is the Amman International Stadium, and the team has developed notable players such as Baha' Faisal and Ahmad Hayel. Under dedicated coaching, Jordan has progressively improved in Asian football, combining domestic-based players with diaspora talents competing abroad. The World Cup qualification marks a defining chapter in Jordanian football history.